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Lola Omotayo Okoye Celebrates Daughter, Aliona On Her 10th Birthday

Lola Omotayo Okoye, the wife of singer, Peter Okoye has a beautiful birthday note to her daughter, Aliona Okoye as she turns the big 10.

Taking to Instagram, Lola shared gorgeous photos of her daughter accompanied with heartwarming note.

Describing her as her precious daughter, Lola noted how her birthday marks a major milestone in her life as she joins the double digit association.

Pouring sweet words on her, the mother of two praised her daughter whole noting how proud she is of her.

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“Happy 10th Birthday to my most precious daughter Aliona. Today is a major milestone for you as you join the double digit association for the very first time. Words can’t describe how thankful I am to have you as my daughter. I am proud of you. I pray that the Almighty God continue to bless, protect and guide you in all that you do. May you never lack and may you always have reason to smile and be happy. I love you so much my beautiful baby girl. You are blessed and highly favored. Happy birthday my Alionushka”.

Happy birthday Aliona! May favour grace your path in life in Jesus name.

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